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I looked at a 1969 Mooney M20F over the weekend, and was surprised
to see how narrow it is in the cockpit. While sitting in the pilot's seat, I was pushed to the right by the left side of the cabin, and was not able to sit directly behind the control yoke. Perhaps I'm just too big for this airplane? I thought the C172 was a little cramped, but whew, this was really tight. Is there a make/model airplane that provides a little more room across the cockpit area that might be more comfortable for me? I guess that having more space in the cockpit will mean more weight and slower airspeeds given the same HP engine (generally, anyway...) Thanks, -- Mark Hansen, PP-ASEL, Instrument Student Sacramento, CA |
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